Every dollar in all 35 U.S. Senate races on the Nov. 3 ballot: outside spending for and against each nominee, super PAC donors and campaign cash, from FEC filings, updated through Election Day.
Deployed so far: $2.55 billion across 35 of 35 races, filings through Oct 26, 2026. Outside groups $1.67 billion, campaigns $884M.
Most money so far
1. Texas: Paxton (R) vs. Talarico (D), $534M deployed
2. Ohio (special): Husted (R) vs. Brown (D), $435M deployed
3. Michigan: Rogers (R) vs. El-Sayed (D), $285M deployed
Investigation, October 12, 2026: Elon Musk's 2026 midterm money: every dollar, tracked. $369 million into the midterms as of the October 2026 quarterly reports: $357 million confirmed in FEC filings, $12 million reported, not verified
Rankings are based on a weighted point score from sponsorships and roll-call votes on classified bills: authoring legislation counts more than cosponsoring, which counts more than a single vote. See the methodology for the exact formula.
A seating map of the House and Senate, each member colored by their Israel/Palestine record. Browse all members.
Insights from the data
Four standalone analyses built on the same underlying record; each one expands a single chart into its full methodology, the ranked list it produces, and the strategic implications.
Active pro-Palestine legislation gathering cosponsors
These bills haven't reached a floor vote yet: they're alive in committee or awaiting scheduling. Cosponsor counts are public pressure points; representatives add their names when constituents demand it.
Recent congressional actions and statements about Israel/Palestine, drawn exclusively from official .gov sources: member press releases, floor statements, committee announcements, and Congress.gov bill activity.
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